Hi new member here ,i have a problem and hope someone cen help,
i just put new break pads on front &rear and when done i noticed
the abs light was on,i'm hoping someone knows how to reset the light.
thanks in advance, john

just putting on new pads wont set the abs light, you didnt unplug anything on the wheels did you?


gunnmen01

just putting on new pads wont set the abs light, you didnt unplug anything on the wheels did you?


gunnmen01
I think my problem started after i pushed the piston back in,nothing is unpluged

just drive it once it reaches a certain mph it should go out.

Hi new member here ,i have a problem and hope someone cen help,
i just put new break pads on front &rear and when done i noticed
the abs light was on,i'm hoping someone knows how to reset the light.
thanks in advance, john
Take a look at the rear driver side axle.Make sure you didn't unplug the rear abs wiring. My abs light was on for about a month , and it bothered the hell out of me! To my suprise, it was only a bad connection. The connector has two prongs, and is located on top of the axle pumpkin. It was an easy fix. Also, I believe the rear wheel abs connections, have a recall on them. Check your local dealer, for more info.

That happened to me as well. My brake light went on, and I replaced my pads. A few days after that my ABS light came on!!! What a coincident, I thought!!! After taking the car to a few local shops, they couldn't reset the ABS light, so I decided to take it to the dealer for them to look into it. During the time the ABS light lid up, I noticed the brake system was not functioning correctly. Anyway, the dealer replaced the ABS sensor (cost around $80.00 plus labor) and that's fixed it. Two years later, I encountered the same problem... ABS light came on....and brakes acted weird!!! I bought another ABS sensor, and fixed it as well. Good luck... Ohh mine was a 95 Rodeo.